The Portugal legend hit a historic milestone,
becoming one of a rarefied group of players to
reach four figures in senior appearances Cristiano Ronaldo has brought up a major career
landmark after he made his 1,000th appearance for
club and country, starting for Juventus against SPAL in Serie A on Saturday. The Portugal superstar returned to Maurizio Sarri's starting XI after he was rested for the Bianconeri's
2-0 victory over Brescia last weekend. He celebrated his historic milestone with the
opening goal at Stadio Paolo Mazza, finding the net
in his 11th consecutive Serie A game. MORE TEAMS  The 35-year-old joins a rarefied band of players in
bringing up the four-figure mark for his senior
career, in what is his 73rd outing for Juve, halfway
through his second campaign in Turin. The five-time Ballon d'Or winner made the majority
of his appearances for Real Madrid in La Liga, where he enjoyed near-unparalleled success with Los
Blancos over a 438-game, nine-season stint at
Santiago Bernabeu. Ronaldo began his career at Sporting CP in his home country, claiming the Supertaca Candido de
Oliveira, but it was with his move to Manchester United in 2003 that he became a household name. At Old Trafford, he emerged as one of the game's
greatest talents, helping Sir Alex Ferguson's side to
three Premier League titles and their second Champions League triumph in 2008 across 292 appearances. His exploits during that season earned him his first
Ballon d'Or, though he was unable to help them to
consecutive European crowns in what would be his
final season in England the following year. His subsequent transfer to Madrid heralded the start
of a golden era for the player, with his then-world-
record price tag more than justified in the Spanish
capital. During just less than a decade, he became the club's
highest-ever scorer, helping them to 15 major
honours during his time with the club, including
three consecutive Champions League triumphs
under Zinedine Zidane during his final years in Spain. His success has continued since his move to Italy, having helped Juve to the Serie A title in his maiden
campaign. His presence in La Liga, alongside Barcelona's Lionel Messi, helped establish their world-renowned
rivalry as the two pre-eminent players of their
generation. At international level, Ronaldo's 164 appearances
for Portugal has seen him net 99 goals, captaining
his country to victory in the 2016 European
Championships.

Cr7

Ronaldo is marking 1000 appearance

Messi is marking 1000+ goals involvement!!!

Levels!!!

eni4real:
Ronaldo is marking 1000 appearance

Messi is marking 1000+ goals involvement!!!

Levels!!!

Mad ooo.

Please increase the volume let Ronaldo fans hear